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S. B. PATIL COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN 2020-2021

ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGN VIII TUTOR NAME: PROF.HARSHADA VAZARKR PROF.PRIYANKA DUMANE

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SUBMITTED BY: ANJALI LOKHANDE

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FOURTH YEAR 'A' ROLL NO:170024

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UNDERSTANDING CONVENTION CENTRE:A CONVENTION CENTRE IS A LARGE BUILDING THAT IS DESIGNED TO HOLD A CONVENTION WHERE INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS GATHER TO PROMOTE AND SHARE COMMON INTERESTS. A CONVENTION CENTRE IS DESIGNED IN MOST CASES FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING MEETINGS, RALLIES OR SEMINARS. IT MAY ALSO BE ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC EVENTS SUCH AS APPEARANCES BY WELL-KNOWN SPEAKERS OR MUSICIANS. IN SOME CASES MEETINGS OR OTHER EVENTS TAKE PLACE IN CENTRES OR BUILDINGS NOT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR CONVENTIONS BUT LARGE ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE ATTENDEES. CONVENTION CENTRES RECEIVE GUESTS FROM LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MARKETS. THE VARIOUS MARKET SEGMENTS THAT VISIT THESE FACILITIES ARE DICTATED BY THE TYPES OF EVENTS THAT ARE HOSTED. WHEN WE SAY BUSINESS AND CONVENTION CENTRE THERE SHOULD BE AN ADDITION OF MICE IN WHICH LARGE GROUPS USUALLY PLANNED WELL IN ADVANCE, ARE BROUGHT TOGETHER FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. MICE IS AN ACRONYM FOR THE MEETINGS, INCENTIVES, CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION SEGMENT. THIS IS THEREFORE A BUSINESS ORIENTED SEGMENT, AS IT IS USUALLY PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES OR DEALERS// DISTRIBUTORS AS A REWARD, IT TENDS TO BE LEISURE BASED

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BRIEF

NEED OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & CONVENTION CENTRE:NONE OF THESE CENTRES CAN CATER TO ALL KINDS OF MICE EVENTS, SOME HOST EXHIBITIONS AND OTHER HOST CONFERENCES AND BANQUETS. THERE IS A CLEAR LACK OF INTEGRATED CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE OF GLOBAL STANDARDS IN PUNE CITY.

PROJECT ATTRIBUTES:THE IDEA OF AN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE HAS BEEN DERIVED FROM THE PRESENT SCENARIO OF RAPID GROWTH OF INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY, ART AND CULTURES. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND CONVENTION CENTRE SERVE TO PROVIDE A LOCATION FOR MEETINGS, CONVECTION, TRADE SHOWS, PUBLIC SHOWS, THE ART, LOCAL INTERESTS ETC. TYPOLOGY: - COMMERCIAL , USE: PUBLIC AIM:INTRODUCE STUDENTS TO URBAN STUDIES WITH COMPLEXITIES RELATED TO URBAN PLANNING LEVEL SUCH AS URBAN FABRIC, ROAD NETWORK, LAND-USE PLANNING, TOWN PLANNING ASPECT OF COMMUNITY PLANNING, SOCIO ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS AND PROGRAM FORMULATION FOR PARTICULAR AREAS BASED ON CURRENT AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTS OF PARTICULAR REGIONS. SITE PLANNING TO ACCOMMODATE MORE THAN ONE BUILDING ON SITE AND HELP STUDENTS TO EVOLVE THE INTEGRATED UNDERSTANDING OF THE COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FORM, FUNCTION, CONTEXT AND AESTHETICS IN BUILDING. DESIGN METHODOLOGY: IDENTIFIED SITE FROM DEVELOPMENT PLAN PREPARED BY PCNDTA STUDENTS ARE GIVEN WITH THE DESIGN PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS AS PER THE BYELAWS AND FSI CALCULATION FOR THE PARTICULAR PLOT AS A START. STUDENTS NEED TO ANALYZE THE REQUIREMENTS AND RELATE THIS WITH THE SITE CONTEXT AND SURROUNDINGS. 4

“EXPO GEORGIA” CONVENTION CENTER FOR TBILISI 5

Expo Georgia is a 15-hectare campus located northeast of the historic city center. The existing site established the parameters of the two-phase master plan for the campus including a 52,000 square meter exhibition center, a new 200-key hotel and ballroom, commercial development, a 10screen cineplex and below and above-grade parking. Based upon an extensive network of pedestrian loops, the campus will eventually include two new entry courts off of the main boulevard, tsereteliavenue, which provide access to an interconnected sequence of outdoor rooms framed by planting and paving that define the public realm. Outdoor decks and crushed granite courts accommodate outdoor exhibit and entertainment areas, enhanced by water features and A rich understory based upon regional precedents.

CASE STUDY

THE NEW CONVENTION CENTEROCCUPIES THE WESTERN EDGE OF THE CAMPUS WHILE THE HOTEL AND BALLROOM COMPLEX IS SET ALONG THE NORTH EDGE OF THE SITE. THESE TWOLINEAR FACILITIES REDEFINE THE CAMPUS, OFFERING A FOIL AND FRAME FOR THE LANDSCAPED GARDENS, COURTS AND EXISTING HISTORIC PAVILIONS.THE CINEPLEXIS PLACED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SITE, MARKING THE RE-ENVISIONED SOUTH ENTRY AND A BROAD EVENT LAWN. AN EXISTING RESTAURANT PAVILION WILL BE RENOVATED NEARBY, JOINING A CAFÉ SET ALONG THE EDGE OF AN EXISTING REFLECTING POOL. PHASE I INCLUDES THE FIRST HALF OF THE CONVENTION CENTERWHICH WAS DEVELOPED AS A SERIES OF STEPPED BARS OR EXTRUSIONS ON A 9-METER MODULE. THE MODULES ALLOW THE NEW FACILITY TO CAREFULLY SITUATE ITSELF IN RELATION TO THE EXISTING HISTORIC STRUCTURES ON SITE, WHILE ALSO BREAKING DOWN THE SCALE OF THE 256-METER LONG FACILITY. ORGANIZED ON TWO FLOORS THE MAIN LEVEL INCLUDES A GRAND LOBBY OVERLOOKING THE GARDENS GIVING ENTRY ONTO THE COLUMN-FREE EXHIBITION HALLS THAT CAN BE SUBDIVIDED INTO 5 SUB-MODULES THE SECOND LEVEL FENESTRATION IS SCREENED FROM THE LOW EASTERN SUN BY A SERIES OF VERTICAL LINEAR CAST-IN-PLACE ELEMENTS THAT ACCOMMODATE VIEWS ACROSS THE CAMPUS FROM THE MEETING LEVEL.

LAND SIZE: 7.9 ACRES BUILDING SIZE: 1.5 MILLION SQUARE FEET TOTAL EXHIBIT SPACE: 313,400 SQUARE FEET COLUMN-FREE EXHIBIT SPACE: 236,900 SQUARE FEET NUMBER OF MEETING ROOMS: 53 (51 MEETING ROOMS; TWO 250-SEAT LECTURE HALLS) TOTAL MEETING ROOM SPACE: 77,952 SQUARE FEET SPIRIT OF PITTSBURGH BALLROOM SPACE: 31,610 SQUARE FEET (32-FOOT HIGH CEILING) LIGHTING: 75% NATURAL DAYLIGHT VENTILATION: NATURALLY VENTILATED HALLS, INDIVIDUALLY CONTROLLED THERMOSTATS LOADING DOCKS: 37 PARKING GARAGE: 700 – 8'1" CLEARANCE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES: LEED ® CERTIFICATION: LEED® GOLD CERTIFIED, NEW CONSTRUCTION (NC) AND LEED® PLATINUM CERTIFIED, EXISTING BUILDINGS, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE (EBOM). APEX/ASTM, VENUE - LEVEL II CERTIFIED. OUTDOOR SPACE: RIVERFRONT PLAZA: 1,300 FT OF THE THREE RIVERS HERITAGE

LOCATION: PENNSYLVANIA, PITTSBURGH, USA ARCHITECT: RAFAEL VINOLY SITE AREA: 7.9 ACRES BUILT UP AREA: 140000SQ.M. YEAR: 2003

CASE STUDY

MEETING ROOMS: 30819SQ.FT – 3318PPL 38017SQ.FT – 3318PPL HEIGHT OF HALLS: 19 FEET

OUTDOOR SPACES

MEETING ROOMS: 108000SQ.FT – 9770PPL 83450SQ.FT – 8500PPL 45000SQ.FT – 4355PPL HEIGHT OF BALLROOMS: 16 FEET- 125 FEET

MEETING ROOMS: 1500SQ.FT – 170PPL 3173SQ.FT – 330PPL 4738SQ.FT – 506PPL HEIGHT OF MEETING ROOMS: 14 FEET

TERRACE AREA: 14469SQ.FT APPROX. FLOOR AREA: 309060SQ.FT APPROX.

TERRACE PERCENTAGE: 4.7%

TRAIL FEATURING OVER 2,000 TREES, SHRUBS, GRASSES AND PERENNIALS. GREEN ROOF, SOUTH TERRACE: 20,000 SQ.FT. OF LIVING ROOF LOCATED ON THE THIRD FLOOR, CITYSIDE, FEATURING OVER 7,000 PERENNIAL, GRASSES, AND SEDUM. NORTH TERRACE: 60,000 SQ.FT. OF OPEN OUTDOOR SPACE LOCATED ON THE FOURTH FLOOR, RIVERSIDE, FEATURING LEVY CONVENTION CENTERS' HERB AND VEGETABLE GARDENS, MONARCH WAYSTATION, EDIBLE PLANTS, MEDICINAL PLANTS AND POLLINATOR PLANTS 8

Close Enough To The Dwelling To Avoid Long Lengths Of Guttering And Downpipe (Some Suggest Siting The Tank Mid Way Along The Length Of A Building To Reduce Gutter Size– This Is Fine If Water From One Side Of The Building Only Will Be Fed Into The Tank) Reasonably Flat Where Possible – Otherwise The Ground Will Have To Be Levelled Before Marking Out Away From Areas Where Surface Water Will Gather (I.E. Depressions) Away From Trees – The Roots Of Trees Can Be Problematic Away From Areas Where Animals Will Wander – Or Else The Tank Should Be Fenced Off Not So Close To The Dwelling That The Foundations Of The Dwelling Are Undermined Somewhere Convenient For Extracting Water E.G. Close To The Kitchen Area

DATA COLLECTION

As pe r I S c o d e , 1 45 liters is needed for daily use of water person pe r day. B r e a k u p o f t he IS assumptions :

Take l e n g t h as 2 t i m e s o f B , ( L =2B)

Resta u r a n t ( D o m estic use+ Flushin g purpose) is 70Ltr per person

2B x B = 5 0 4 . 6 S Q M

Offic e ( D o m e s t i c + Flushing) is 45Ltr per person

B^2 = 5 0 4 . 6 / 2

Audit o r i u m ( D o m estic + Flushing) is 15Ltr per person

B^2 = 2 5 2 . 3

Gener a l a r e a ( D o mestic+ Flushing ) is 15Ltr per person

B = 15m

WATE R T A N K S I Z E & CAPACITY CAL CULATION For t o t a l n o o f p eople = 6960 Total w a t e r r e q u i rement = 145Ltr x 1.5 = 217.5Ltr Total w a t e r r e q u i rement is 217.5Ltr x 6960 = 15,13,800 liters per day We al l k n o w v o l u m e of water formula as 1m3= 1000ltr of water

There f o r e , L = 2 B = 2 x 15 = 30 m There f o r e , f o r 1 0 09200ltr water tank s i z e, L = 3 0 m , B = 1 5m , H= 3m But w e w i l l p r o v i de two water tank There f o r e L = 1 5 m , B=8m, H=3m

There f o r e , 1 l t r = 0 .001 m3 There f o r e , 1 5 1 3 800= 1513.8 m3 Assum i n g o u r w a ter tank depth as 3.0m Area o f U G T = 1 513.8/3 = 504.6 s q . m L x B = 504.6 sq.m

SITE LOCATION:-SECTOR NO 8 , MOSHI, PIMPARICHINCHWAD MOSHI PRADHIKARANIS A PLANNED NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE CITY OFPUNE,INDIA. IT HOSTS THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE, MOSHI HIGH STREET, THE DISTRICT CENTRE, REGIONAL TRANSPORT OFFICE, SAFARI PARK, LANDSCAPED GARDENS & WIDE DRIVEWAYS. •LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE:-188.N,71.7E •SITE AREA:-97 SQ.M ( HECTOR) IMPACT OF SURROUNDINGS: THERE MAY BE AN IMPACT OF THE NOISE POLLUTION DUE TO THE VEHICLES PASSING BY THE RTOLINK ROAD. THERE IS A HUGE OPEN AREA AROUND THE SITE WHICH WILL SOIL TYPE AND STRATA: GIVE US AN ADVANTAGE OF LAYER I :-RESIDUAL ENOUGH AIR AND LIGHT STRATA. VENTILATION LAYER II :-HIGHLY WEATHERED BASALT WITH ACCESS ROAD TO SITE: CLOSE JOINTS. 9M WIDE ROAD :RTOLINK ROAD LAYER III :-BED ROCK:OCCASIONALLY MANMADE FEATURES: MODERATE WITH MEDIUM CENTERTO CENTERM DISTANCE JOINTS TO FRESH BASALT ICCHAMBER

AMENITIES AND IMPORTANT LANDMARK:•SATAYUHOSPITAL •TRAFFIC PARK,PCNTDA TO SOUTH SIDE •INDIAN OIL DIESEL PUMP AND CNG PUMP TO EAST SIDE •KAJALEAND SONS PETROL PUMP TO THE EAST SIDE CLIMATE ZONE: HOT AND DRY WIND DIRECTION: SOUTH WEST TO NORTH EAST NATURAL FEATURES IN SITE: BROWNISH BOULDERS WITH POCKETS OF SANDY GRAVELS.

SITE ANALYSIS

AIR QUALITY PM 2.5 AQI 161PM 10 AQI. 98O3 AQI 156NO2 12 RESERVED ZONE OF SITE COMMERCIAL ZONE SEISMIC ZONE 3 MAGNITUDE OF QUAKE 2.6

AIR TEMPERATURE PRECIPITATION & RELATIVE HUMIDITY MOSHI LIES M ABOVE SEA LEVEL ITS CLIMATE IS CLASSIFIED AS TROPICAL. IN WINTER, THERE IS MUCH LESS RAINFALL IN MOSHI THAN IN SUMMER AND MONSOON. THE AVERAGE ANNUAL TEMPERATURE IS .9 C | 78. F . IN A YEAR, THE RAINFALL IS 81 MM | .1 INCH. PRECIPITATION IS THE LOWEST IN FEBRUARY, WITH AN AVERAGE OF  MM | .1 INCH. WITH AN AVERAGE OF 19 MM | 8. INCH, THE MOST PRECIPITATION FALLS IN JULY.

THE PROPOSED SITE IS CONTOURED SITE. •TOTAL NO. OF CONTOURS = 7 •EACH CONTOUR IS OF 1M HEIGHT. TOPOGRAPHY

CONNECTIVITY SPACE

HOTEL CONVENTION CENTER

HOLLOW CORE SLAB TO ACHEIVE LONG SPAN SPACE WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION.

CONVENTION

ENTRANCE HOTEL

NATURAL CROSS VENTILATION

ADVANTAGES: 1.LESS SELF WEIGHT 2.CORES ACTS AS SERVICE DUCTS 3.FAST CONSTRUCTION 4.NO RESTRICTION OF SPAN 5.COST EFFICIENT 6.HIGH LOAD CAPACITY

THE CHARACTERISTIC OUTLINE OR SURFACE CONFIGURATION OF PARTICULAR FORM TO UTILIZE PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE SURROUNDING. FIBER GLASS AS EXTERIOR FACADE 

MORE DAYLIGHT

TRANSLUCENT MATERIAL TO GENERATE MAXIMUM USE OF NATURAL SUNLIGHT GLASS FIBER OR FIBERGLASS, GRP, GLASS REINFORCED PANELS AS A SEMI-FINISHED STRUCTURE OF THIS MATERIAL CHEMICALLY AND MECHANICALLY MUCH MORE DURABLE AND HAS CREATED AN EFFECTIVE AESTHETIC IMAGE.

CONCEPT

auditorium

landscape exhibition

LANDSCAPE POCKET IN EAST AND WEST SIDE OF THE SITE AS PASSIVE LANDSCAPE STRATEGIES BUILDING ORIENTATION –STRUCTURE PLACED AT NORTH SIDE OF THE SITE TO ACHIEVE A NATURAL DAYLIGHT AND NATURAL VENTILATION

structure

parking

ZONING

ad o r e

ENTRANCE

id w m

WATER BODY

SERVICE ENTRY

EXIT

9 m wide

6 m wide road

INTERNAL ROAD

road

PARKING

wid d oa

LAWN

mw ide

roa

N d

BUILDING FOOTPRINT EXHIBITION DECK

ENTRANCE

SITE PLAN 16

id w m

ad o r e

WATER SUPPLY

9 m wide

6 m wide road

DRAINAGE LINE

road

VEHICULAR MOVEMENT

wid

TRANSFORMER

d oa

mw ide

roa

N d

ENTRANCE

SERVICES PLAN 17

FOUR WHEELER PARKING TWO WHEELER PARKING RAMP 1:10 5 M WIDE

ACCESS

ENTRY

EXIT

N BASEMENT PLAN 18

RECEPTION AND WAITING LOUNGE ADMINISTRATION

EXHIBITION HALL 1000 SQ.M. EXHIBITION HALL 330 SQ.M. SERVICES

A TR

E C N

AUDITORIUM

N GROUND FLOOR PLAN 18

HELP DESK AND WAITING LOUNGE EXHIBITION HALL 1000 SQ.M.

BANQUET HALL 650 SQ.M. SERVICES

N FIRST FLOOR PLAN 19

RECEPTION AND WAITING LOUNGE SEMINAR HALL 550 SQ.M.

SEMINAR HALL 200 SQ.M. BANQUET HALL 330 SQ.M. SERVICES

AUDITORIUM

GUEST ROOMS

GYM

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 20

RECEPTION AND WAITING LOUNGE OFFICES

MEETING PODS.

MEETING ROOM 200 SQ.M. MEETING ROOM 130 SQ.M. SERVICES

SKYLIGHT AND DECK SEATING

THIRD FLOOR PLAN 21

SECTION B-B

BLOCK MODEL

SECTION ELEVATION NORTH FACE ELEVATION

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VIEW 3 SITE V I E W 2